The Logos, Jesus Christ, translated from eternity into time, opened heaven from the inside. Therefore, when He said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me” (John 14:6, KJV), Jesus was declaring a reality that had already happened and, at the same time, proclaiming the possibility of entering heaven by acknowledging that He is the incarnate Logos and Truth.
When wisdom grows heavy—looking into the heart, in the darkest depths; He who gives generously, the print, the presence, the protection, and the purpose—in solitude we are vulnerable, but God’s grace is sufficient. Then, solitude becomes desirable more and more, isolating us from the simple into the four-dimensional, Christ-centred presence. Solitude with God is comforting, and out of it, others are discipled to know God.
A few years back, as a young university student, I became aware of a war—active and stringently fought—a war I was engaged in without even knowing it. I could feel it and see it, yet never understood the battle being waged for my mind, heart, and soul. My church youth teacher at the time helped…
Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? declare, if thou hast understanding. – Job 38:4 (KJV) Was it really? I often hear people say, “Now it’s in God’s hands! He will take care of it.” I have used this statement many times—especially when I saw how helpless and powerless I was…